Arqade Asked on January 27, 2021
I recently tried to summon an EnderDragon riding a tamed Wolf, but for an unknown reason, it doesn’t work. Here is what I wrote in the command block:
/summon ~ ~ ~ EnderDragon {Riding:{ID:"Wolf"} {Owner:Kimatuy}}
I don’t know where my error is, please show me the correct way if possible!
You closed the NBT data for the wolf and then opened another compound illegally (missing a comma as well as a tag-name for it). You just separate tags at the same depth with commas.
The entity ID comes at the start of the /summon
command:
/summon <entity> X Y Z {dataTags}
As well, all tags are case-sensitive; it's id
rather than ID
. Fixed command for pre-1.9:
/summon EnderDragon ~ ~ ~ {Riding:{id:"Wolf",Owner:"Kimatuy"}}
If you're using 1.9, the Riding
tag has been replaced with Passengers
, which is a list rather than a compound (allowing multiple passengers at the same depth) as well as reversing the stack order. You'd summon the host first instead of the top-most entity:
/summon Wolf ~ ~ ~ {Owner:"Kimatuy",Passengers:[{id:"EnderDragon"}]}
Correct answer by Skylinerw on January 27, 2021
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